Hiram Hubbard

Bob Dylan

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Hiram Hubbard (traditional) As performed by BOB DYLAN 7/2/62 at the Finjan Club. Figured out by IAN () TUNING=(lowtohigh)DADGBE Fret CHORDS: D=xx0232 G=020033 A=202220 Dsus=xx0233 In between verses during the D chord play this little thing (b=bend) ---------- ---------- D--------0- A---3b----- ---------- Intro: Chorus  Hiram Hubbard wasn’t guilty I heard great many say Hiram Hubbard wasn’t guilty  lord I heard a great many say He was not in this county he was forty miles away VERSES 1. Oh they took him cross the mountains and they wooped him on the hill Oh they took him across the mountains and they wooped him on the hill It was there that he pleaded oh please let me make my will CHORUS: 2. They took him down to Danville and they throwed him in jail Oh they took him down to Danville and they throwed him in jail And it was then nobody saw him nobody could go his way CHORUS: 3.They took him out at midnight and they strapped him to a tree Oh they took him out at midnight and they strapped him to a tree It was there that they killed him with a rifle’s bullits three CHORUSx2 * D    DSUS

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La chanson raconte l’histoire tragique d’un homme accusé à tort, Hiram Hubbard, qui se retrouve dans une situation désespérée. Malmené et emmené de force à travers les montagnes, il supplie pour pouvoir rédiger son testament. Finalement, il est capturé, emprisonné et abattu froidement, illustrant l'injustice et la brutalité d'un système qui ne laisse aucune chance à ceux qui sont victimes de rumeurs ou d'accusations infondées. Le contexte semble ancré dans une époque où la justice pouvait être expéditive et où les droits des individus n'étaient pas toujours respectés. Cette chanson évoque les luttes contre la violence et la désinvolte envers la vie humaine, offrant un aperçu poignant des souffrances endurées par ceux qui sont injustement persécutés.